Sex & Shenanigans

[positiveflirt]

Does anyone ever think about the end of the universe? There was an episode of Infinite Monkey Cage where they went through how it might happen. It was really interesting and I don't worry anymore because lol help me

 

[crazychemgirl]

I love you're topics. Yesterday it was about our silly little flesh nipples and why do we like them. Today, let's get deep.

Well you know how most of us really like it deep.

 

[BrendaBear]

... and what was before the Big Bang

My theory is... the big lighter, and the big fuse.

 

[crazychemgirl]

Does anyone ever think about the end of the universe? There was an episode of Infinite Monkey Cage where they went through how it might happen. It was really interesting and I don't worry anymore because lol help me

I did a whole YouTube vortex on it one night and felt almost drunk after even though I hadn’t been drinking

 

[crazychemgirl]

Where is the ever expanding edge of space, and what was before the Big Bang

Omg I think about this so much … creation from nothing. Big bang creates the universe but what creates the Big Bang ..

And are we going to be swallowed whole by a black hole at some point?

Or because of time dilation maybe we already have and that explains so much of the glitch in the matrix effects.

 

[crazychemgirl]

Plus we have no way to prove that we are not in a simulation because all we perceive of the world is only what our brain interprets of stimulus received from our senses

 

[UnquietDreams]

Well you know how most of really like it deep.

And there we go full circle.

 

[UnquietDreams]

Plus we have no way to prove that we are not in a simulation because all we perceive of the world is only what our brain interprets of stimulus received from our senses

And honestly, what we miss, and what our brain just fills in is somewhat terrifying, even beyond the idea that we are in a simulation. The reality is that much weirder.

 

[BrendaBear]

Plus we have no way to prove that we are not in a simulation because all we perceive of the world is only what our brain interprets of stimulus received from our senses

I read the book 1984 in high school (and I was the class of 1984 too). I hated most everything about it because it was just too depressing (and ultimately accurate).

However, I don't remember very well, but I think the end revealed the guy was a vegetable and everything was just in his mind. That concept was so upsetting to me, I consciously decided to just not "go there"... again. Ever. It's way too upsetting to me so if it's all some simulation or Matrix or whatever... I don't want to know. Life is painful enough for me, I don't want it to needlessly get worse.

 

[UnquietDreams]

I read the book 1984 in high school (and I was the class of 1984 too). I hated most everything about it because it was just too depressing (and ultimately accurate).

However, I don't remember very well, but I think the end revealed the guy was a vegetable and everything was just in his mind. That concept was so upsetting to me, I consciously decided to just not "go there"... again. Ever. It's way too upsetting to me so if it's all some simulation or Matrix or whatever... I don't want to know. Life is painful enough for me, I don't want it to needlessly get worse.

I think you may be combining the end of 1984 and maybe the film Brazil. The end of 1984 was depressing, but it was in the "real world." Winston breaks, losing himself -- the anger and rebellion that were his choices, his himself.

In Brazil, Sam gets his happy ending, but it is only in his head.

 

[BrendaBear]

I think you may be combining the end of 1984 and maybe the film Brazil. The end of 1984 was depressing, but it was in the "real world." Winston breaks, losing himself -- the anger and rebellion that were his choices, his himself.

In Brazil, Sam gets his happy ending, but it is only in his head.

I'm sure you're right... I never want to revisit that evil again. It's just waaaaaayyy too unpleasant to me. Sorry, I'm a wimp.

 

[MindYaBitness]

I read the book 1984 in high school (and I was the class of 1984 too). I hated most everything about it because it was just too depressing (and ultimately accurate).

However, I don't remember very well, but I think the end revealed the guy was a vegetable and everything was just in his mind. That concept was so upsetting to me, I consciously decided to just not "go there"... again. Ever. It's way too upsetting to me so if it's all some simulation or Matrix or whatever... I don't want to know. Life is painful enough for me, I don't want it to needlessly get worse.

I made each of my kids read 1984 before they went to off college. It was my only pre-requisite to pay their tuition.

 

[BrendaBear]

I made each of my kids read 1984 before they went to off college. It was my only pre-requisite to pay their tuition.

I actually made a friend of mine read it since she hadn't before... she's over 60... she didn't stop talking to me, so I guess she wasn't too upset about it.

 

[lavendersilk]

I'm sure you're right... I never want to revisit that evil again. It's just waaaaaayyy too unpleasant to me. Sorry, I'm a wimp.

This is how I feel about most of Stephen King's novels.

 

[LaisDeMarieDeFrance]

What is this deep thinking on a Friday? I could barely remember my own name this morning! Pardon me while I sit here and drool, staring off into space.

 

[BrendaBear]

This is how I feel about most of Stephen King's novels.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/b7HDYp1zEdoAAAAC/agreed-exactly.gif

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

What is your existential crisis of the day?


Do tell?

Is it environmental?
Is it work related?

I wanna know!

I don’t need to give these things oxygen! They thrive fine one their own in the darkness at 3 am.

 

[Bry1313]

Plus we have no way to prove that we are not in a simulation because all we perceive of the world is only what our brain interprets of stimulus received from our senses

The simulation theory sounds so much like religion, where instead of god, we use the creator of the simulation as our creator. It’s like nerd religion.

 

[Bry1313]

Well you know how most of us really like it deep.

I was absolutely gonna make this joke, glad I paid attention to whether someone did

 

[Bry1313]

And honestly, what we miss, and what our brain just fills in is somewhat terrifying, even beyond the idea that we are in a simulation. The reality is that much weirder.

Reminder, there is no such thing as objective reality. Feel free to point this out next time you have a difference of events with your SO or anyone else.

 

[UnquietDreams]

Reminder, there is no such thing as objective reality. Feel free to point this out next time you have a difference of events with your SO or anyone else.

And that's why I got divorced.

 

[BrendaBear]

I don’t need to give these things oxygen! They thrive fine one their own in the darkness at 3 am.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/FRXOYDBZHk8AAAAC/what-he.gif

 

[Photog1rl]

And that's why I got divorced.

The fact that there isn’t objective reality or the pointing it out?

 

[BrendaBear]

The fact that there isn’t objective reality or the pointing it out?

Personally, I have found I usually get myself on someone's shit list when I point things out... apparently, people don't like that.

 

[Photog1rl]

Personally, I have found I usually get myself on someone's shit list when I point things out... apparently, people don't like that.

https://media0.giphy.com/media/JrjKaqX0g3TbFL1wK5/giphy.gif?cid=6c09b9522nbf1trajhiu2v6enyct9kbqlcj76sx2bjlr5d8o&ep=v1_internal_gif_by_id&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

and I struggle learning this lesson.